How can I use this with my old Bose 5 speaker system with all the speakers connected to the Sub Woofer??
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Yes, you can. Think of this system as an invisible wire to your speakers. You hook the speakers themselves to the receiving units with speaker wire, just like they were at the back of your sub. Then at the sub, you hook the wires from the transmitter in the old spot where you pulled out the original wires that went to your back speakers, and it should work like a charm.
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Good speaker cables will work and connect to your receiver. I am very pleased with the sound of my Bose 301 speakers.
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Yes, then plug your front left and right from the sub-woofer. Sound and sound control is better when connected like this. Cheers
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original post is old but if it helps anyone else there is a cable included that will connect from the sub woofer to any head phone jack on your computer, tv, or receiver system. There are also jacks for left and right speakers which will accomplish the same thing if what ever you are connecting to has audio out jacks (rca). Those cables need to be purchased separately for a few bucks.
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This amplifier requires a preamp, or existing receiver. If your subwoofer is powered, you will have to use the preamp or receivers subwoofer preout. If your subwoofer is passive, you can sent the signal to the amplifier but will not be able to run a true 5.1 surround
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Yes, I have Bose system as well, have to pull out radio but this works perfectly with my car specific sub amp. No complaints
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Yes you can.. just connect your passive speakers to the satellite output on your subwoofer.
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To my knowledge, you need the Bose Acoustimass (sub woofer) in order to have the Bose cubes work properly.
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Sorry, I never hooked a sub woofer to mine so I cant give you any advice on that.Cal
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The subwoofer will connect with the standard woofer RCA plug. I don't know about the other devices. Bob
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There is only two outputs for speakers. If you used a sub-woofer, then that would have to be one of the output speakers and would have to be self-powered. You could split the speakers but then you would lose your impedance and sound quality would probably suffer. This is a very basic, portable system that is designed to be totally self-contained. Hope this helps!
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the speaker cables are about 3 feet from the sub-woofer and plug into the back. you could use a female male mini-plug extender. i do not think that would degrade the sound quality.
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I own the TX-SR806 as well as the TX-SR606 (in another room). My setup with the TX-SR606 is the setup with the BOSE double cube speakers. From what I know, you can use the speakers no problem, but you won't be able to use the subwoofer since it has it's own special connection to the main BOSE unit (CD/DVD player).
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You will need to use a digital coaxial audio cable (RCA type plug.) There are no banana jack connectors on the unit for the sub woofers.
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You can connect a 2.1 system. Connect the front speakers to the subwoofer and then connect the subwoofer to the front out of the card. It is detailed on page 6 of the card's quick start guide.
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Hiya, this doesn't make sense entirely - the speaker is a passive speaker and will only produce the sound of what you send it. It has three speakers in it (Left-Center-Right) all in one cabinet, but it's not powered so it won't create two extra channels. Your 5.1 system will still be a 5.1 system. Well, assuming you have another 2 speakers and a sub....and a receiver.
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Thang:Thanks for your reply. If I have understood you correctly, I would be able to use the single cube speakers that I have with my Bose system. The subwoofer special connection rules out using it with any other system except Bose. Thanks for your helpful information.Charles